A FunTrivia Mixed Quiz!

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#1. History Mixture. Player rwillia1 asks:

During the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor in 1941, what were the Japanese planes unable to destroy? (Hint: three of these would cost them dearly at the Battle of Midway) Aircraft carriers Transports PT boats Frigates

#2. History Mixture. Player rustic_les asks:

During World War I British Prime Minister Lloyd George said "Drink is doing us more damage than all the ________ put together." Imported U.S. food Powdered milk Spam German submarines

#3. History Mixture. Player MikeMaster99 asks:

Which northern Australian city, the capital of the Northern Territory, was devastated by Cyclone Tracy early on Christmas morning, 1974? (Hint: This city's name was shared by the author of 'On the Origin of Species'). Broome Cairns Darwin Beagle

#4. History Mixture. Player tressa78 asks:

The "Ides of March" is known as the unluckiest day of the year. Which famed Roman dictator was assassinated on this day, forever making March 15th "cursed"? Julius Caesar Lucius Brutus Quintus Maximus Marcus Junius Brutus

#5. History Mixture. Player QuizzyGirl10 asks:

What cities in Ancient Greece were enemies? Corinth and Salem Algiers and Tyre Thebes and Delphi Sparta, Athens and Corinth

#6. History Mixture. Player qrayx asks:

In 1947, British India was divided into India and Pakistan. Which region, with a Muslim majority but with Hindu rulers, did the two nations fight multiple wars for? Falkland Islands Crimea Kashmir Gaza Strip

#7. History Mixture. Player kevinatilusa asks:

The eunuch Zheng He led a series of seven treasure voyages to India, Arabia, and Africa in the 15th century. From what empire is Zheng He? Japan China Korea Indonesia

#8. History Mixture. Player ramses22 asks:

What famous detective did George McClellan, a Union General, rely on for battlefield intelligence? Sam Spade Allan Pinkerton Richard Serpico George Custer

#9. History Mixture. Player gable asks:

Before his historic ride what item did Paul Revere promise to display "one if by land, two if by sea?" Lantern Bonfire Flag Ringing bell

#10. History Mixture. Player matthewpokemon asks:

The name of which ancient military formation, now used primarily to describe infantry armed with spears and pikes, originally simply meant any massed infantry force regardless of their equipment? Phalanx Herringbone Testudo Wedge